London Zoo Reviews

This place was absolutely massive!! WE had a quite a few hours to spend in the zoo, but were really rushing to see it all towards the last couple of hours. There is the main park and across the road is the Out of Africa section, so do allow yourself a whole day, especially if there are little ones too. Getting the negatives at the way, ...  Read the complete review

-Going to London Zoo- I have recently moved away from London and decided that on my very last day living in London my best friend and I should visit the zoo. I had spent nearly two years working just up the road from the zoo and had never visited it. I just thought it was one of those things that I should do before I left. Fortunately the ...  Read the complete review

I went to London Zoo yesterday and had a fantastic day out. It really was superb. Well laid out, lots to see and do. Well worth the money and I would definately go again. Me and my other half went along for the day, we were staying in Edgware and got the tube to Camden Town and walked to the zoo, which wasn't far away. We queued for ...  Read the complete review

I went to London Zoo last week when it was pouring down with rain! That didn't stop us from having a great time! When it was really chucking it down, we went around the indoor aquarium and reptile house to escape the heavy rain. There was a diverse range of species in both sections and it took us a good 1.5 - 2 hours to have a good ...  Read the complete review

I went for to London Zoo for the first time last week and overall it was okay. Firstly it was well laid out, we went early and did not have to queue (essential when you have three kids with you). We were given a map and found the different areas fairly easily. There are many exhibits there, it really is a full day out so young children ...  Read the complete review

A day at london Zoo, the zoo was spread out over a large area of ground, which is not good for disabled access, as there was not much under cover area's, as when it rained we were soaked, there was a mixture of old and new area's containing a wide range of animals. the bird shows were entertaining and fun, as were feeding times, there was a ...  Read the complete review

I am a great Zoo lover, and am very passionate about conservation and maitaining species in enriched captive breeding programmes, and recently visited London Zoo, which is located at the end of Regents Park. I took a tube, got off at Regents Park underground station, before walking through the park and following the signs for London Zoo. I have to ...  Read the complete review

The zoo is located in Regents Park, its a 15 minute walk from Camden Town tube station and 20 minutes from Regent Park tube station. It is clearly signed from both stations. Its £15.50 admission fo an adult and fo a child (3 yeas -15) £12.50 . This includes a £1.60 donation to an wildlife charity. This donation is voluntary however ...  Read the complete review

I have just had a lovely day out at London Zoo today so thought I would write a review on it. We decided to go today as it is my boyfriend's birthday and we both like enjoying events like these. We have never been to this zoo before so thought we would give it a go. I also found that there were vouchers for buy one get one free on the ...  Read the complete review

We recently had a weekend in London - we don't often get down to the effluent south from our home in North Wales. We spent Friday afternoon at London Zoo, paid for with vouchers from that Nice Mr Tesco's Clubcard Deals. We found that there were helpful signs from the Tube station through Regents Park. Sadly as we had just arrived by ...  Read the complete review

Last month I visited a mate in London and he suggested visiting London Zoo. I had only ever been to my local zoo (Paignton) and was really excited. I had a great day especially as the weather was so nice. Getting there ----------------- London Zoo is situated on the edge of Regents Park. We got off the tube at Baker Street and ...  Read the complete review

I have to say I was a little disappointed by London Zoo. I have been brought up with regular trips to Chester Zoo and always wanted to visit London Zoo. So this August my children & I had the opportunity to go there. Travelling to London Zoo was very easy by bus. The Bus stopped right by the side of the zoo - so just a short walk. It was a ...  Read the complete review

The zoological gardens at ZSL London Zoo are the oldest in the world, opening in 1828. At present there are over 700 different species of animal housed at the zoo, situated in the outer circle of London's Regents Park. Its amazing to think that all these animals are in the capital. The main exhibits: Gorilla Kingdom - the newest feature ...  Read the complete review

My mum is a bit young at heart, as we probably all are deep down. For Christmas last year my step dad bought her a voucher that allowed her to be a zookeeper for the day at London Zoo...I was suitably jealous of course. Its not great to do that kind of thing with no one to share it with however so I decided to go along and see if I ...  Read the complete review

The admission prices are already expensive at £13 per adult, £10 per child, but then the ticket sellers force you to pay an extra £1.50 'optional donation'. It's hard to stand up to them to avoid this 'donation'. Car parking is expensive at £9. (Note that the prices at £9 adults, £7 children shown at the top of the London Zoo review ...  Read the complete review

As a child, living in London, my Boyfriend was taken to London Zoo – the memory has stuck with him forever. As a result, I sweetly agreed to go with him for his birthday. I expected to be bored by listless or non-appearing animals as he wallowed in nostalgia but this couldn’t have been further from the truth. We had a fantastic day, London ...  Read the complete review

One of my best childhood memories has to be a trip to London Zoo during my first visit to the city. My mom took me there to see the Panda because it had always been my favourite animal and yet I had never seen one. I was in absolute awe and made her stand next there looking at it for around an hour while I took an entire film?s worth of ...  Read the complete review

I visited the London zoo over two years ago, but since I plan to visit London over the weekend I started thinking about my previous visit to London. From around Oxford Street I remember getting a bus to the zoo and I did take quite a while but it took us pretty much near to the zoo. I can’t remember the exact prices but ...  Read the complete review

Humans are strange creatures. The little ones come to our zoo screeching in excitement, ooohing and aaaahing, pointing and staring. The big ones take photos (even though they're not meant to), and look in our eyes knowingly, as though they truly believe they know what we're thinking. Oh, it makes me laugh. If only they knew! Without ...  Read the complete review

I hadn't been to London Zoo for about 10 years since when I was a little girl, so August bank holiday I decided to visit with my boyfriend. When we arrived it was priced more or less as I had expected £10.50. I didn't expect it to be any less any way. To my surprise the zoo had not changed since I remembered it from ...  Read the complete review